(The Center Square) – Milwaukee County leaders are using words like “blindsided” to describe the nearly $11 million deficit in the county’s bus systems.

(The Center Square) – A group of Uber and Lyft drivers are pushing back against recent legislation that would classify drivers for companies such as Uber, Lyft and DoorDash as independent contracts while allowing them to create portable benefits options…

(The Center Square) – The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled unanimously Friday that University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics Authority is not legally required to recognize or collectively bargain with a nurses' union.

(The Center Square) – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources will have increased policing on Wisconsin waterways for the upcoming holiday weekend as it takes part in Operation Dry Water, a national campaign to prevent impaired boating.

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin manufacturers exported $24 billion worth of products in 2024 while making up 5% of the state’s total workforce, according to a new report from the Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce.

(The Center Square) – The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction has launched a public platform for accessing transparent and easy-to-understand school finance data statewide.

(The Center Square) – Billionaire Elon Musk stumped for Brad Schimel and spent millions in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race with one central narrative – a liberal-majority court would almost certainly redraw Wisconsin's congressional maps, handing Democrats a path to…

(The Center Square) – Democrats on Wisconsin’s budget-writing panel say an agreement between Gov. Tony Evers and legislative Republicans would not necessarily guarantee their votes on a new state budget.

(The Center Square) – While $2.3 billion in federal COVID-19 relief funds were spent by Wisconsin K-12 schools, test results have shown that students still have not recovered from the learning loss.

(The Center Square) – A pair of Wisconsin bills that would require the state to identify viable locations for nuclear energy facilities and hold a nuclear power summit in Madison have been sent to Gov. Tony Evers.

(The Center Square) – New polling from Marquette University on a number of state budget issues showed Wisconsin residents have strong support for special education funding, university funding and tax cuts.

(The Center Square) – The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled unanimously Wednesday that Gov. Tony Evers' partial veto on a non-appropriations bill was unconstitutional and the Department of Public Instruction cannot force the Joint Finance Committee to give it $50 million…

(The Center Square) – One of the Senate Republicans who says he refuses to vote for the latest budget deal is out with a list of demands of his own.

(The Center Square) – The University of Wisconsin System has seen an increase in staff and salaries over the past 10 years while student enrollment has dropped by 16,000, according to an audit released by the chairs of the state…

(The Center Square) – While Wisconsin GOP Assembly leaders indicated they have been in communication with the state Senate and hope to soon resume key budget talks between both chambers and Gov. Tony Evers, Senate Republican leadership indicates the budget…

(The Center Square) – Businesses that convert to employee ownership could soon receive a $100,000 tax credit in Wisconsin.

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin’s governor says he will be disappointed if there isn’t an agreement on a new state budget by the end of the week, but he has not yet said what it will take to get to…

(The Center Square) – The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled, in a 5-2 decision, that the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources can enforce rules against companies deemed to have polluted the environment without going through a formal rulemaking process including defining…

(The Center Square) – A $500 million plan to build a new Milwaukee County criminal courthouse that would reinforce public safety standards and potentially introduce new cost savings was recently greenlit by county officials.

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin diners tipped an average of 20.1% in the first quarter of this year, one of the highest rates in the country, according to data from restaurants that use the Toast platform in each state.